Overwatch 2

Lúcio is one of my favorite characters to play in Overwatch, but the art of wall-riding completely eludes me.

Blizzard's betas are usually extremely polished, and if you played in the recent Overwatch beta you know what I mean.

Not long ago, Blizzard released the minimum system requirements for the upcoming World of Warcraft: Legion expansion — and the requirements for Overwatch are pretty hefty too. Responses to these requirements ranged from, "That's really not a big jump at all" to "My poor potato is going to explode." One thing seemed overwhelmingly clear, though: a lot of players weren't really sure what the requirements meant in terms of their own computers.

Blizzard designed Overwatch so that you can change your hero every time you die during a match.

As if the heaps of new Overwatch merchandise on Blizzard's gear store wasn't enough, J!NX's Overwatch line of apparel has appeared on Amazon.

In the days preceding the launch of Overwatch, enormous statues of Tracer, Pharah, and Genji hit the streets of Hollywood, Paris, and Busan.

Since Overwatch doesn't really have a story in the game, as such, I find myself wondering what the best approach to delivering the story of the setting should be.

Geeks wear their hearts on their sleeves and Blizzard Entertainment will gladly take their cold, hard cash to let them do it.

Now that you've had a few days to play since Overwatch's release has one hero risen to the top as your surprise favorite?

CarBot Animations never fails to bring a smile to our faces, so we were thrilled to see their new Overwatch series show up in our YouTube subscription boxes: UnderWatched.